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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Low fares. The popular, safe and fast ste.mss
street wharf every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY ct $3.50 pm;. stopping at Piney Point
going and returning FirstclAss meals served IN
dning-room on main deck
ststerooms secured and bagTaee checked ct e1a.
1851 Penn ave, Lloyd'e Express Oiices and %
steamer. Telephone call-94. myl3-6mo
DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE, Capt. ". G. aeosheesn. WIN n,
emne her trips between BALTIMORE and WASH
1NGTON apd for al landings on the Potomac Rivse
6p NJ and Washington Sunday p. m. Freight ~
Appayto STEPHENSON BIO Assnta
f,s-em Once: a aaSu and md f e nv ~. nv
new St9 is6S sTEAaEk ss s%RHEf1x1p-
Leaves 9TH Ut. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm. touching st River Land
tngs as far q Nomini Greek, Curriomsn, Va and o.
- &c sn: JOIN KS DC
e. W. RIDLEY, Manager. ta25
INJECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT srEAMRH6
~ John GIBSON and T. c. KNIGHT leave P1er4l.
East River, n. Y, every SATURDAY ct pm; 6tbsS
wharf, Washington, every THURSDAY NORNIN0
Freight at lowest rsteaL apz
MT. VERNON Mt VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CoRcoRAr
Vernon at 10 O'Clock am Eetufnins resc6es WesS.
sel0 LII BLAK1 osptnlA
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TsHOHAs BOWLING Aactionsee.

1xECUTQRs SALE OF IMPBOvED PROPERTY
n eo43or@ity with The terms a the viii Of the
81 .s = 633s H s sss B s 1ssa
Town. wellconsfrtlctea tWostOfy md 6;eei1sse
frame dwelling houIa With herse and COW stables In
Tet5ns: Ca9A eo4yeya1cne plEskasss . cssA e100
dDp01dt required ct time Of ale.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule IN effect SUNDAY. JUNE 10Th 1881
until further notice.


Leave Washington from Station corner Of Ne~ yer-
:. For Shicaso, 10 IS am, and o 40 p m daily with
Fast Limited Express for Pittsbars and Shicaso are
10 Extra Il ch.sd on sS ns1s Sfs
pm. and 40 pm with through COACHES and psiacs
sSshpss r no sns a. f, and ST., 81 LeHs Without
sns mo 81 St Los .rFs,pg IN cScnna next morning q
For httsSarv al 10 SIS am and 81, pm. daily 70
For Paint: shsnaSdgah Valley Railroad petwesu
shenanuoah Junction and Luray inclusive. Is y. ~
For lexington ana Local stations 1910 am daily
sffsPi HsHns Newark wilmington and pAl.
For Huntingdon Delaware and internle.ilaie points
between Baltimore and Wilmington. 90 am. daily.
For asyEe de Grace, sinserly and in,ermedia..
fsr Bsldnsre o on week st's as, saR $50 7so
@ ssa sfs s@ s sso i 3d. ss sS ss
e sg gs SO &C. 40 s saG s r.
s:S 81 :se t :ss alo and
p s$s s .ss sss
pers t s%bS rinciRs sss,ion. only
s'hIons. roT oalthersburH and interlnedate points
BOO am. IL 80, except Sunday, 5 35 and IL sd
pm daily. For Boyds and intermediate stations al 20
M daily. Church train leaves Washington on Sunday
PGitaSn Branch frsdaioi io:io sI % and s'sS
For AayenIOsn 10 10 am. ana $50 pm. daily. er-
Trains arrive from the West daily Q go. .: 30 an.
From points on Shenandoah valley.R.R. ILLS pu.
daily. S
From PhiladelphiA Chester. Wilmington and Hayrs
oe Grace to 40 An; 5 :o5 r m and s;3o pan daily.
points north OF Baltimore. 10 :00sm.
FROM Annapolis, B 80 and 10 :35 an and 5OsnA
20 pm; sunday. 10 36 am, 9 :35 PIN.
rom harPers Ferry and VALLEY RAilroad 6:15 pa
From FREDERICK and intermediate points s.ps 4 m.
and $40 r. m, daily except Sunday.
Is. s.S Sds 1 SS for Of
4;l5. 9, q $50, 7:45. 9 80 and III 90 ,. m. on
1o0, go. As. 80 and Ii 100 pm.
except 1 :25. 3:l5. 30 pm.
For further Information apply al the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Once Mashineton station, e1e and ISL
viii be taken for baggage " be checked and e
". N cLEMESfs, cKIpRp. aPA
Manager Baltimore
PERCY q. SMITH, PaAsr AGst Waahingtou
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. j!
THOS. BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR9P PER FRONTING On IWENTY-TIRsT
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN K AND L
STREETS, KNOWN AS No 1925 TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing date
on the twentieth day Of May, A. D. 1885, and duly s
recorded in Lber No. 1121 folio 3S5, ct seq one a
the request Of the party secured thereby the under
Of the premises. on MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
AUGUST, A. D., 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M all
that certain piece of land situate in the City of Wash
nEtSn in said District knorn - and being part Of lot
(73), said lot having front Of 10 feet
on LIST street northwest and running back Of even
width feet the depth of said lot the
being more described said deed Of
3 two-story and basement brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale One-third cash. the balance in one
the a purchaser and deed 81 trust the premises
Terms to be complied with in ten days
from the day of SALE the trustees the right
TO resell at cost and risk of defaultng purchaser
deposit Of s1Q0 regpirssl on day Of sale.
CHARLES Il. NEWMAN, ! c-A
tySO-d&ds PHILLIP DARNEILLES 1Fustees
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lyle 2aw9t

VI Real Estate Auctioneer. 936 st.
SALE HIis Of uo XAtVAB5E
sTREEf ft ssg AND SsS
Of e the and m
for The District oi Columbia, and at the written a
is T Re oRFsSuis. q =. VI
,ns snd being In The Fly District Of
sen & n aa lot nns
original 1918 g. and TO- IN square numbered one hum
4. c. folio 145 in the surveyors Office for the Dis.
triet Of Calumbis improved by house No. 2O1s q
x Sss sn lot
Goth thy rsess
the flght 70 sell the said houses separately or as .
Terms Of sale: One-half % CASH balance in two (2),
chaser with pasabe the ps
eE y aee a # trust on the sold de-
erty SOLD at time sale Conveyancng It purchasers
resell at the sR sS cost 81
OF the defaulng purchaser after five days advertise
'' ,n., JUN Sh2st HcS G hhIAhtahSs5 g.
Ah9yE sAE L s sns t. ssd
place By order of Trustees. -
jy1s-m, sm&ds5t A1ctioneer
TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il No 1903 NJ STREET N. W., IN THE CITY OF
HOUSE WITH BRICK BAsEMENT. Ia ~"
By virtue of decree passed ON the 22d day of -
June, 1857 in the cause of Wynne vs. Freeman s:HI
Court of the District of Columbia.
OF JUL on s II KS x iHo DA j
the premises offer for sale at public auction the fol-
lowing real estate situated in the District of Columba
tSwit, part Of lot l. in SQUARE 1876. in the city of
ginning on street northwest twenty t20 feet from
the southeast of said lot running thence north
twenty-eight t2s) feet, thence west four "a feet
thence north thirty four t34) feet ten uO) inches
thence west fifteen (15) feet two CD inches thence
south sixty two (6 feet ten (lO) inches thence east
nineteen u9) feet two ca inches to the place of be-
Cunning
Terms Of SALE One-third cash and the balance in
elua! instruments at six and twelve months with in
terest at cent secured by the purchasers notes
and deed of trust, all cash. at the option of the
purchaser deposit of 800 will be required the
time of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied
with within ten days the Trustee right to
resell at the risk and cost of the d.faun9
All conveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser.
w. X. DUHAMEL Trustee,
......---- ago Louisiana ave.
OUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy12-eo&ds
3HVr
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BROS, Aucuoneers.
COMFORTABLE Two-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
No ~ DEFREEs STREET, AT AUCTION
QnIUESDA1 AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY. -
SIXTH Al SIA O'CLOCK PM. We will sell, In &f5

sINTHe ~ SA O'CLOCK PM. We viii sell. I'M 2H5
LOT 81, SQUARE 6os,
frUnung 10 1eet on DeffeeS street and running 70
alley, improved by two-story Brick DWELLING CON
tanning SIX rooms and bath ROOM house in rood order
scented.
Terms: One: third cash. balance In one and two
years. notes TO bear six cent interest payable semi.
annually and 70 be secured BY deed q trust preni
yeyapcipg &c. atPurrhAses's cost. deposit Il 800
required q sale Terms to be complied with In ten
dAS right reserved to RESELL st uek and cost
Of defauittng purchaser after ve days public adver-
o sucn seSAle in Some newspaper puhlished
wl9-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucta.
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E THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO TUES
DAY, JULY TWENTY-SIXTH, 1887, same hour and
place By order of Trustees.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
Awe IN ttls COEFIN.
startling Discovery bY Eaiirosd NE
Transferring supposed Corpse


CrScIxNsrr. May "a horrible discovery
ing the remains Of Philip eyer wealthy
citizen OF NJ Auburn. he had been in at
tendance A. the Lutheran Evangelical
synod a. Bonneville. Ind. and as be arose
90 make an address. was seen 70 stsgger and
faI. apparently lifelsss. A physician
vas called aud pronounced the
man dead from apoplexy. The
remains were blrrediT prepared for
burial and ordered shipped At once %
TIE home Of the deceased Ten hours after
TIE supposed death tEe remains arrived at
Eincennes. Ind. or spe.isi train fro u W.
snsviIs. John kgs's7. the bsgSsgsui aster.
sssisfei By Glars Harvey, transferred the
corpse rom an Evansville q Ierre Isute
train o. an oaio 6 Miss ssIppi train. Har-
vsv declares hat be heard the dead man
kick against The hd % the
box three or Sour times. Mr. kustsr said
-rte sensation I experienced IN i.ftiug the
c0iiin from one car to another Vas the same
80 Efti1E a crate having a live calf in IT,
TIE colin seemed to be alive. There vas
90 deud weight sbout e. lf vas suggested
that the box be opened So AZ examination
made Of the corpse, out 20 this a strenuous
objection wns entered by an unknown gen
tIrman vho accompanied the remains.
Depot Master MegSHn teiegraphed from
there -o " sehington requesting tnat the cot
au on arrival BE- OPENED and an examination
made OF the body There. a. before, the
man wan had chsrrs Of TIE eCrrsr aEain
testified Word was sent from Washington
fo ths Chief ~ Police A. Cincinnati. and ca
the coffin noing opened herr the msu was
lying on h.s fsce. bis shroud vas torn. snd
here were other iniirafions soing to show
thaf Gve- hst come - life after been piaCed
IN fha coffin
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
AF TER TWENTY YEARS
4 mAaoUsrTE MYSTERY SOLVED.
JOAN Flynn. His Nephew .aa Hts sister BE-
come Voluntary Hsrmit- The sap
posed Dead Come 10 Life-A ssn-
satiOaai Discovery.

sa1-st.ss N. A. ft-t.sss-ssss-s
&ABRuuE May s-One OF the most re-
maskAbie cases OF long Imprisonment and
the clearing up OF mysterious disappear
ance on record was unearthed here today.
Twenty years ago John Flynn. aged IS,
sithdrew from society. shutting himself up
AZ home with sister. one Mrs. Donahue
Fort1elve or fourteen years he was seen
occasionally in the yard. but always At
night. and finally disappeared altogether,
and after few months public interest died
out and DC was forgotten. Nine years ago
young nsn named Lawrence Donahue,
son Ot Mr.. D0nahae Fiynn's sister, sud
denly disappeared. This revived interest
again IN Flyun's disappearance, bat he. 100.
vas quickly forgotten Mrs. Donahue's
house s poor hOvel n the south part of
the city. 10 Is tightly closed. No one re-
members having seen the curtuins raised
for fifteen or twenty years For several
dsys past IL has been rumOred that there
vas a great mystery surrounding the house.
Parties claimed they saw mans
face, Wild eyed. pale and hsgsard. al an
upper window Today the City Marshal
determined % investigate the matter and,
accompanied by couple OF detectives. he
went 10 the house. Ambulance was
stOutly refused, but the party forced their
way in. The sight tast met their ewes was
utteIaDly horrible. Filth was TO be seen
everywhere. Ia an isolated room was
found man apparently 80 wears old His
hair hung below his shoulders aad his
beard WAS long and unkempt He had a
pale face, crOuching form ana was a
stranger to all. IL proved TO be all that was
len OF John Flynn, who dropped out of ex
-steoce u years ago. When taken in
charge. be fought ike beast When fin
ally taken TO the County House he talked
nationally excep. when lighting against the
officers IL was also discovered that Law
renee Donahus was confined in the same
house, bus The plost diligent search failed 10
ind him. be having some secret hiding
place. which the woman would not dis
cover. She claims the old man bad not
been outside before for 70 years and Law
renee had not stepped outside for nine
years. No reason was given for the strange
action. The place will be thoroughly ran
sacked tomorrow. as it is positively known
that Lawrence Donahle is there and has
been there continuously since his disap-
prarsnce nine years ago. Flynn is not
sick. though his long confinement has
made him look fully 50 iniead of 55 years
old. Probably the whole thing is the re-
result Of an insane freak. though there
may be still stranger developements to-
morrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
TOMEETWATER RATES.
Oar EssFsfy hailroat Gonl1s issisner's
Is plF ~ ths in1s4- salts Co.ssnli s.isa-
EAs EsuFth seeflsa ,aaaId oa Hs-
vsAled Darlnx s.ssi. .tlaA.

WssHsssfoE. Mas s.-ia rssponss ~
isitsr .ram Secretary Mo.e.y of The intsI-
stale Cemmerce COMMISSION, assiaz for
.aiarmaf "a a. 10 he necessity ior granting
csrla.a raiiF8s.ia Ia tls SAFE ~ Aishixan
relief irom tls operation ef lhe t9grtl
section 81 ne inter-7i laE la order tlst
fAeg may be- able % Usst EAisr competition
81 certain points. Deputy Railroad Commis-
sonsr Ransom. oi M-chisan. sntss. Here
iolars there Aas ssemed % be 4aL ltiie
active composition bcisesn the railroad
com ipaBies and tie vessel interest. Daring
ne season 0t usfi sauoa tne latter
have lxeli the go aa- me railroads csms
g. them IS they 3aalaeL anY sf the lragie.
W1einsr lleFs has been very much u 90
8cslsies 10 Increased volume % tonnass ~
fhs cre,at ol 10 seasssi freight AGENTS. -
very d.abiluI ile inter state tsai1e from
sa,sr points m Michigan. - limited
.arysig to forest products aad SAT
On ths lower peninsula. and %
nilasrAi prod acts 10 the upper.
W1erever these protats can aud
s1lppiag points 81 water the vessel retes
Will lazn tie larger portion ol tne business
Ia a. e8ses Nrefe the r4llr0sd clmpanles
ars sompel.sd f0 msiltaIl- raies rasei upon
t4s tall clause ~ Tie Interstate act.
lutier llese conditions tle vessel rate
Eoeld 81 lust enough over thaa the rate
oy raj Id prevent ths coalp panirs -tkins any
portion 81 tlo tralae but snii largely above
What the rate would ne were the haul
clause suspended AZ lake points, A,d the
railroad comDanles PLACED in position 20
& mlsfs ior a share oil the trAi4c success
Illlv go - evident / think. fhal she COM
pan es o. aor intend reducing local falss Tor
the purpose 81 enabling them tO 10 a
fnafouea business in com petition With va
Ser c0nl.euuoe. li. therefore, YOU sus-
pend The the operation ~ the long haul
rule a. axe points ( cannot see how such
action 10lil would inside local points an
injustice aal lt would certainly give the
81 pucrs at AXE competing points better
rate than lacg could secure. we're the roads
gwen practical monopoly OF the trade by
q strict aDpiica l0n ~ The rule. Ia the zen
ersl Interest ~ oar people ( would say sus-
pend TIE Faie iaring the seasJn OF uaviga-
a1u aud enforce Il wal.e navigation IS
closed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
CAUGHT OK OUR WIRE.

WV Y0sx. Nav 3.--f1s hundred Iona
sho~er}en employed ~ tne steamship niers
IN Jersey CitV have strlex for H3 sra -
cents per h01r Ter faV a-l night worx rs-
specdreiy. insfss3 ~ = and 81 ss A. u-ss-
eat
Hsrtrsx. y 8 Nay SIR Wm Young.
sx-Chief Justice ~ Nogs se1fis 6ied last
nixht Re VS. 1ns ~ The eldest a. aalest
pueiic men Of 1he province
NKW ToRE. May arrived. stssner
Ems from Bremen.
IoxneS Nav 9-Tke Reizisn stesner
Eesternlsud from Nev York for Anfrerp
srrivss OF Silly fhis ssfernoo1.
ftsarr11s Tenn. MAJ i8-pr. John p
Mefsrrin. enc - fha most n1ts1 r-sn oF
re Nsfhodi-t Fr,srsrai charch - fhfs
rtornf1z a. I3s5 lie has been Ia TIE rss~-
sfry for ever aslf century sn8 "a. a.
the tire ~ hs iesta e. fhe sss5 ~ fte
Mesho.list Fs1lis6ing house. Re vss ~
p-~~s 0i1
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
~ THE COMMONS.
A Proposed Amendment to the Grimes
BlI Defeated.


IOxp0v. MAJ o-In the House Of Com
mons this evening. Mr.. ]. ". Healy inter
rogaied Mr.. r. Z King Harmon as to
what answer had been returned 10 the letter
received by the Government from Patrick
Egsn. Offering to return 20 Ireland and
stand trial on the charges sgsinCst bin.
prov ideG hat the Government would agree
that the trial should not Re subject 20 any
acf authorizing chaere Of venue for Irish
trials. bat should be held in Dgbhn. Mr.
Harmon replied that no answer
had been made 10 Mr.. Egsn's
letter. for the reason tha. no such
istter hsd been received and he vsntured %
assert had never eKis' e8 even IA Nr. Egan's
widest imaginative mood.
Mr. Arthur % C0nnor iutimsfed that IN
co1se4 41euce 0f the position the govern n1eut
had taken on the Tiaes charges against
mem bers Of the House be would decline
further mem bers6ip on the commission to
in43ilre into the Conlgof Of the civil service.
Tne condition OF the Coercion Dill in com
nlitree was resumed Mr. J. J. Clancy.
n1prnh her tor North Dublin. moved an amend
naent ths- Inquiries nv magistrates he con-
ed With ope1 l10rs.
Mr.. Baifogr opposed the notion. and uD-
on q Division g vas rejected 81 2 vote Of & 5
% l3i.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10

DrHtrS Nay g Toe Marquis 81 london
derry. Vicsroy "a Ireland. has ordered TIE
prohibition # TIE countsr meetings pro-
posed 70 b hsli - AFmsgh tomorrer hT
TIE Nst'ousl Lsagua ani tie Orsngemsn ~
that section. Excitement e. Arnaka ts-
rizlt. owing - t6e govern 1lenf proc e.
nie-i0n auf tas sr-lTai of a strans farce ri
yplcs 20 enfor,s IL. "a rl1ai1z hiEa. Both
iaefiars ~ Wei A. rse Ds r. PRESENT e De-
teTnined froai snE a. stesmcf o1 fse part
Of either ~ t1s former - sre~sra fhs
Ficsr8y sict must il7s~le1.g result in
-l--.ts-ad
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
A. sxclrisa ELECTION.
a very Lisssy >~ss sf xisas B-lissfsg !
Nss tsxk >soek Exeh.axs.

NzN fozk. Nsy 3-At tas b4licting for
etlssss u tie STOCK ExehAngs today ths
nezsts we're 81 ssralchsd fh.t & tosk al he
evening - Hgurs cut the result The opp
silon nczst contained three names ior
ifienioers 81 tie Governing COMMITTEES IA
eia0= % Asssfs. NJ xay, LA<lencs ana
"a &soils ~ tie rexu'ar uczst xho hAd
tolsd Tor Tie reiussaieMent "a tie Exchange
"a M ~ J. Ives partner and this incurred
lls dispieasure u those sko eissypr0ge Mr.
Ives nletnosis % doing business About
-iiiAisnl tAs eommlstee ia charge "a tie
la4lots reported that tie coQas hsd oeeu
eomPiefsd, bat they refused 81 xye the
press any Information tonight as - ths re-.
suit 11is action caused an impression
tAaf the OPPOSITION hAi been sIcCessfol Ia
defeating Mr.. Aackay sad perhaps Messrs.
LaErence and J0hns0n-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
SHERIDAN REPLY
THe GENERALS ANSWER TO RossgR
A Pertinent Answer Made hy His oiiieiai
Ordsr-A Btt of Char@eteristic sar-
easm About the Displzeemeat
OF a -sIalcoi0n.

WAsHIsGroS, May 9.--GeneFal Sheridan
when his attention Was called 10 General
Rossers latest publication about the burn
ing OF supplies and forage IN The Shenan-
dosh Valley, said he bad DO reply 70 make
20 il, other than TO point 10 his official order
issued at that time. which reads 81 follows.
Headquarters Middle Military Division
Cedar Creek. Va. Aug 10. ls6i-GESERAL;
In compliance with instructions OF tie
Lieutenant General commanding, you will
IN IKE the necessary arrangements and give
the necessary orders for the destruction oi
the wheat and bay south OF a line from
MillwOOi 20 Winchester and PetticOat Gap.
You will seize all mules, horses and cattle
tnat may be useful 10 our army. Loyal citizens
can bring "a their claims against the Gov
eminent for the necessary distractions.
No houses will De burned and officers IN
charge Of this necessary. but delicate duty,
must inform the people that the object Is 10
make this valley untena5le for the rai0ing
parties of The rebel army.
Very respectfully.
i. H. SHERIDAN.
Major General Commanding
Brig Gen. 4. T. A. Forbert. Chief OF Cav
airy
General Sheridan SAYS that the misplace
ment OF a semlcOlOn IN a recently published
interview, makes him charge General
R0sser with The performance OF acts OF
which he was innocent. Sheridan was
reported saying: We stripped the enemy
of everything he had captured; all his guns
except one" etc. Now if you will move
the semicolon after the word captured
and place II after the word had. the
general says. you will relieve General
Rosser of the charge of having captured
guns from rs any time when he was in the
yalley-at least when | was around.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
Marine Mention.

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MsRoUETTE. May 9.-There were no ar
rivals or departure here today. The weather
was very hot and the wind light.
ST. IeNAcE. May 0.-Arrived, Schooners
Nswsboy, jug. Mockingbird: weather mild
heavy fog.
ssuLr STE MAnrE May 9-Up: J. c. Lickin,
Joseph Pickards Dswn. f. w. SnOoks. Nc
GTegor, Forest City, Minneapolis, II. n
Brown. Jug. Crusader. with steamer Robert
Wallace, David Wallace, Alp IA, Mentor
Geo. Emerson. Magnetic JOS. Fisk, Jr., and
Continental. Wire still in trouble and
strait passages not prOcurable.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10

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box l0rcgr1u is low playing with the
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